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This is the home page of the Streatham Ice Skating Action Group (SISAG). There has been an ice rink in Streatham (South London, UK) since 1931. In the light of the planning application by Tescos to re-develop the site, and Lambeth Council's consultation on the surrounding area, many people were concerned about possibly losing the ice rink, but were not in contact with each other. SISAG was set up to share information and co-ordinate a campaign to preserve ice skating in Streatham. The aims of SISAG are in Aims and Objectives. The group includes representatives from most of the skating clubs that use the rink, as well as adult skaters and parents of child skaters. For more information see Members. Information about the campaign is posted on Campaign News. Information about SISAG email updates, and project updates from Lambeth is available at Project Updates. The Streatham rink is the second oldest in the country. For some historical information see Rink History. The rink is open and events are happening there - see Rink Events. For links to other relevant sites see Links. For details of how to contact the group see Contact SISAG. SISAG is also part of the Stakeholders Group that Lambeth has set up to be consulted about the leisure development. ********Latest ********Streatham Action is holding a public meeting on the current status of the Streatham Hub development including the promised report by Tescos and the council on the revised proposal by Tescos presented to the council almost three months ago. The meeting will be on Wednesday 10th February 2010 at 7pm at Hideaway (formerly Potters American Pool and Snooker Club) next to Streatham Business Centre and Stanthorpe Close (behind the sports shop at the corner of the High Rd and Stanthorpe Road) N.B. Change of date from 3rd to 10th February At the meeting of Lambeth Council on 20th January 2010 there was a question and answer on the Streatham Hub. The answer includes the statement "The Council reaffirms its previous statements that it is committed to ensuring continuity of ice-skating in Streatham." For more details see Campaign News.
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Page last updated: 4th February 2010